New workshops with leading companies starting in June
Domus Academy collaborations with leading companies and research organisations continue for the new series of workshops starting in June 2025.
Students of the Master in Luxury Brand Management, Master in Visual Brand Design and Master in Business Design will collaborate with Aethos Milano to redefine the brand’s vision — shifting its perception from a hybrid hospitality venue/workspace to a social, lifestyle-oriented members’ club, focused on attracting engaged members and delivering a clear, premium, and exclusive experience.
Domus Academy collaborations with leading companies and research organisations continue for the new series of workshops starting in June 2025.
Students of the Master in Luxury Brand Management, Master in Visual Brand Design and Master in Business Design will collaborate with Aethos Milano to redefine the brand’s vision — shifting its perception from a hybrid hospitality venue/workspace to a social, lifestyle-oriented members’ club, focused on attracting engaged members and delivering a clear, premium, and exclusive experience.
In collaboration with Slowear, students of the Master in Fashion Management and in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising will focus on the Fall/Winter 2026 season to develop a holistic and strategic vision of how accessories can strengthen the brand’s identity and support business growth, approaching the category as a key opportunity for merchandising and buying.
In partnership with CERN IdeaSquare, students from the Master in Product Design, Master in Interaction Design, and Master in Fashion Design will explore the creation of a new society on an Earth-like exoplanet. Guided by the principles of innovation and social responsibility promoted by IdeaSquare, the project is designed to help students become changemakers – capable of addressing complex challenges, understanding the impact of emerging technologies, and shaping their connection to society. The experience encourages them to develop visionary ideas that can be brought back to Earth and applied to real-world issues.
Students from the Master in Interior & Living Design and Master in Uban Vision & Architectural Design will collaborate with Radical Flows, an urban design initiative in Milan focused on regenerating the city’s open spaces, to create a network of interconnected public spaces that enhance community interaction and environmental quality, positioning Milan as a leading European Green Capital.
